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Hello everyone, I'm a long time LRR player (since the original PC release) and am now getting into modding it (though I have modded other games before). I've looked around a bit but I can't find any brick-ified world textures so I decided to make my own. I'm attempting to make them in ways and that could actually be built. It seems to work great - many buildings even line up perfectly. I have plans to do the rock walls yet. Making a dirt colored base version is also in the works. Let me know what you think. FYI - I did have some other mods running when I took the pic - but this topic is only about the modded world textures.

Well, just so you all don't think I'm just a tease - I released what I have done so far for RockSplit as a Cafeteria mod.

Ok here is dirt floor (Lego Earth Orange color) with some small rocks. I also turned on PWNZOR's HighPoly ToolStore and as you can see that still fits great.

Promeshes are the detailed 3D models used for the environment (walls, ground, even water). They are located in Data\World\ProMeshes and are named like world textures are. Going off memory, they only appear in 1st and 2nd person view and only within a certain distance. If no promesh model is defined, it defaults to a single triangle (two make a wall, of course). This is easy to see with the Recharge Seam. Its ID number is 67, but there is no associated promesh. Get up close to one in 1st person and you'll see how it doesn't match up. Here are some CFG entries which may help you. WallProMeshes TRUE Textures { Lava { rooftexture World\WorldTextures\lavaroof.bmp surftextwidth 8 surftextheight 8 meshbasename World\ProMeshes\LavaPM texturebasename World\WorldTextures\LavaSplit\Lava }

You may be aware of the selection of comics created to go with the Rock Raiders sets and a few others in the odd LEGO magazine, but these aren't the only ones that exist. The Beano comics magazine had a run of eight comics between October 9th and November 27th 1999. These were to promote the theme at the time in the childrens comic book, but what is interesting is some sort of tie to Cartoon Network at the bottom. Whether Cartoon Network had any animated shorts or if it was just advertising on the network I am unsure. Regardless, check out the comics.